 | Seward, United States |
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... first one in four years. The reason for this trip was for a couple of weddings. Two friends from college in the States ('soccer' teammates Jeff Sack and Alex Czopp for those of you that know them), thoughtfully planned their weddings two days apart in the ...
Alex: Travelled to Seward (pronounced SOO-ard) today. Stunning journey, I saw a bald eagle. Seward is nice - a bit like Scarbough - with Fish and Chip shops on the front. The only real difference is the HUGE cruise ship in the port and the Mountains on all ...
Alex: Seward is just on the edge of the Kenai Fjords National Park and the thing to do is go in a cruise of the park. Went out and saw Sea Otters, Humpback Whales, A black bear swimming (very exciting and quite unusual to see it was a couple of miles from ...
... and spent a good 3 hrs walking around checking everything out. The Sealife Center is a must for anyone going to Seward, extremely informative and enjoyable. After we finished with the Sealife Center, we went and checked in to the Seward Marina Motel, my ...
13990 Beach Drive, Seward, Alaska, United States
1304 Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska, United States
P.O. Box 310, Seward, Alaska, United States
328 3rd Ave., Seward, Alaska, United States
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ALASKA (Kenai penninsula)
Posted on Aug 20, 2008, 19:51:04
... a jumping off point for the great outdoors. MONEY: despite most locals ferverant objections, alaska is indeed part of the united states and uses the U.S. dollar. ATM machines are numerous as are their user fees ($3-4 per transaction). unlike many ...
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